Sentence examples for the very intelligence from inspiring English sources

In meritocracies, though, it's the very intelligence of our leaders that creates the worst disasters.

The Britishreview has been pushed by the very intelligence figures who were in the frame of the Butler report.

But he also does not pretend that charm is enough to erase their differences; to do so would be to insult the very intelligence he is trying to flatter.

The novel mocks Marcus's very intelligence and intellectualism with its evocation of the seemingly eternal torment that his intelligence imposes on him.

"We need the very best intelligence now," the lawmakers said in a letter the president.

The biggest problem, however, could be the very artificial intelligence that makes Evolv's scanner so attractive.

Seven-card stud, it seemed, was looked on as an activity in which the very considerable intelligence of these men and women could lie completely dormant".

Civil-liberties advocates say that, at the very least, intelligence and law-enforcement agencies should have to seek court approval before they can order telephone and Internet companies to hand over personal information.

He's claiming I misled America about weapons, when he himself cited the very same intelligence about Saddam's weapons programs as the reason he voted to go to war".

Mr. Panetta said the agency under his leadership would seek to "provide the very best intelligence, independent judgments, not influenced by the politics of the situation but truly real, objective information that can be presented to the president and the policy makers of this country".

But in a controversial move, the committee redacts the percentage of items that transit the internet in one day that are ever selected to be read by a GCHQ analysts, emphasising: "They will have gone through several stages of targeting filtering and searching so they are believed to be the ones of the very highest intelligence value".